19th C. Coin Silver Spoons, W. Moulton, (18pc)

For your consideration are (2) 19th Century American coin silver spoons from Barney & Valentine of Syracuse, New York. Each spoon is classic designed and carries a "W" monogram on its head. The revers

Large group of (16) 19th century New York coin silver spoons, to include: (5) New York City tipt fiddleback spoons, comprising pair of Brower & Rusher tablespoons, having pseudo-hallmark with ''W'', p

DESCRIPTION: Seven American coin silver spoons. Marked "R & W. Wilson". Philadelphia, 19th century. Monogrammed. Includes five 6-1/4" teaspoons and two 9" table spoons (serving spoons). MEASUREMENTS:

Matched pair of Antique American 19th c. Coin Silver Serving / Rice Spoons in a traditional fiddle pattern. Made by R.&W. Wilson, Philadelphia, circa 1830. Robert and William Wilson operated in Philad

Four large American coin silver serving spoons from R&W Wilson of Philadelphia in the Fiddle Shell pattern. They date to the early 19th century. Length 9-3/8" Total weight of all 4 is 322 grams

American, 19th Century, Tea spoon size, monograms, condition and makers vary: Moulton, Palmer and Bachelder, William Smith, Adams, Young, Rob Gray, Sanborn, Littlefield, Bigelow, Brewer, Valentine and

Three pieces of 19th Century American coin silver to include a W. Pitkin, Hartford Conn sauce ladle, a sauce ladle marked W.R.D__, and a shell bowl sugar spoon. 2.3 ozt.

To include six sterling forks by W. Kendrick of Louisville (ca. 1810-1880), six R & W Wilson (Philadelphia) coin silver dessert or soup spoons ca. 1825-1846, & one R & W Wilson tablespoon. Dimensions:

Group of eight sterling and coin silver stuffing spoons, early to mid 19th century, comprising: (2) sterling tablespoons marked Has. W. Kennard & Co. 8.5"l; (1) circa 1810, John & Peter Targee coin si

(11) Silver spoons and napkin rings to include Seth P. Squire sauce ladle, New York City 1845-1881, Squire and Brother sauce ladle, New York City 1845-1881, W.I Tenney 19th c, NY, coin silver sauce la

Decorated with bright cut engraving (with initials CD) and twist stem. Marked W & G in Old English script. Excellent condition. Circa mid 19th C. 10.25"" approx. 69 grams approx.

15 coin silver flatware, makers mark for Robert Brown, Baltimore, MD, 6 coffee spoons 6" w., 6 teaspoons 7 1/4" w., 3 table spoons 9 1/4" w., all monogrammed, (10.2 oz., 461 g.), mid 19th century

Nine early large coin silver spoons to include a bright cut by W. Forbes, NY; Moulton; H. Todd; two by Williamson; W. Walker; Rockwell; E. Lownes and C. Babit. Each approximately 9"l / 16 total Troy o

Continental pierced & repousse silver serving spoon (probably 800) 8 1/4" w. (3.1 oz., 90 g.), 19th century, set of 6 American coin silver luncheon forks by Hogan & Wade, monogrammed 7" w. (8.7 oz., 2

Thirty-two Sterling Spoons, includes: 21 souvenir spoons, one "Tom Tom" child's spoon; eight non souvenir spoons and two R & W Wilson, Phila, 1825 coin silver salt spoons, 19th to 20th C, 12.05 ozts.[

Coin Silver Group consisting of 2 Serving Spoons and 12 Dinner Forks, marked Geo. W. Welsh, N.Y.  Mid 19th. Century.  Also 2 Dinner Forks indistinctly marked.  Total Weight - 798 g. Condition:  Ve

Four Antique American Sterling Silver & Coin Silver Serversthird quarter of the 19th century; the first a serving spoon marked "Sterling" and retailed by W. J. Behan, the handle surmounted by a bold s

Comprising: a serving fork marked for Frank M. Whiting, a 19th century berry spoon by Gorham, a stuffing spoon by Durgin, a coin silver sugar shell marked for W. Faber and Sons, a fork by Wood and Hug

American, mid 19th century, including eight hollow handle fruit knives, marks for R. & W. Wilson (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, working 1825-1846), 7-1/2 in.; three spoons, marked "Cunningham" (possibly

Mid 19th century, yew. Hanging salt box with slanted lid, scroll edges, nailed drawer and spoon rack. Cut iron nails. Shrinkage, minor edge loss. 22.5"h. 10.5"w. 6.5"d. Four American coin silver spoon

Group of late 18th - mid 19th Century coin silver spoons. C Parker, "D" & "D P" touch marks on the reverse side.

Comprising one table spoon by William Richardson, Richmond; another table spoon by Charles A. Burnett; together with a salt spoon possibly by Henry White, Fredericksburg, VA. Total weight 3.3 troy oun

Lot of American Early 19th Century Coin Silver Spoons. Numerous different makers. Largest, 8"l. 14.5 ozt.

Comprising examples by Phinney & Mead, Montpelier, Vermont; Joseph Dyar, Concord, MA or Middlebury, Vermont; William McDougall, Jr. Goffstown, New Hampshire; Jabez Baldwin, Hanover, NH or Salem, MA, o